Sentence examples for suggests refinement from inspiring English sources

Since 1970 I've voted Labour in every general election, whether I was a member or not, partly because my MP for the past 30-odd years, Jeremy Corbyn, has always been what's called a good constituency MP, quick to answer a letter and take up a case; and also because I once saw him browsing in a second-hand bookshop, a habit that to me suggests refinement and decency.

This indicates the limitations of using DDS as the sole predictor of impacts and suggests refinement of hazard thresholds and increased consideration of system types and design, and environmental and vulnerability characteristics is required.

Therefore Eq. 1 should be a good starting point to work with, later refinements not excluded, provided the experience with Eq. 1 suggests refinements.

In a search for Honda Civic, the top suggested refinement is the word "used," but in one for Hyundai Sonata it is "problems," because search data suggests that those are the most frequent follow-up queries associated with those cars.

We would also suggest refinement of the intersecting areas of presences to accommodate coding constructs that correspond partially with any of the classic presences.

As the use of human hepatocytes from liver donors has eclipsed the rat equivalent, both steps of the mechanistic extrapolation approach have received re-appraisal and suggested refinement in recent years.

There was substantial variation in the levels of eGFR at which U.S. primary care physicians recommended referral (ranging from eGFR of 15 to 100 mL/min/1.73m), suggesting refinement of clinical practice guidelines to clarify the indications for referral may be needed.

Handling the models, Ingels suggested refinements while asking his colleagues about neighborhood density and demographics.

Sensitivity analyses suggest refinements to the SSLA and GRI 2.11 mechanisms.

Mr. Plotnik filmed the experiments and sent video to the students in New York, who analyzed and suggested refinements.

Run-throughs in the final period of rehearsals often reinforce previous impressions and suggest refinements in the rhythmic changes of light required.